Sentence examples similar to handling a significant workload from inspiring English sources

Acute kidney injury represents a significant workload and economic burden for critical care units.

Furthermore, for each new state in which a company has an employee, a significant workload crops up due to unique laws and withholding and filing requirements.

Survey promotion and efforts to maximise respondent numbers constituted a significant workload for this PSP.

"Employees will be working longer hours, handling a larger workload, while being paid the same salary," she says.

JetStress exercises the storage subsystem by generating calls to stress the physical disks, controllers, and cache to identify if a configuration is capable of handling a specified workload.

There is then an e-tray exercise which tests prospective fast streamers' ability to handle a typical workload.

OSTP has deliberately boosted the size of its temporary staff to handle a growing workload, says Lane, who likes the results of those efforts.

And I am this is not a sexual innuendo, but it's going to sound like it—I'm able to handle a big workload.

And I am – this is not a sexual innuendo, but it's going to sound like it – I'm able to handle a big workload.

He is stronger, he believes — "upper and lower body, core, you name it," he said — and better able to handle a major league workload.

Once Pineda shows he can handle a 25-pitch workload, Rothschild will gradually increase the count, then work with Pineda on breaking pitches.